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NV ITII, ROBINSON CRUSOE ; Or. HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. The Overture, the Origin a l bionic ti) the First Part.. Overture, and the whole of the Music to the S•zconci Part, entirely new, composed by Messrs. D. and M. Corri. , . Robinson Crusoe, Mr. IVE GVI LL E ; Friday, Mr. LMJRLNT. _Box es g ws. Second Price Pit 3s. 6a. Second Price 25.---• a llery is, Sec on d Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second r ice 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be takeitof Mr. Spring, at the Box jtrlce. Russell street.. O..Whe PaDst oors Six to be opened at Half past Five, and begi n at . ',TO morrow, the Comedy of John Bull ; with Robinson N-rusoe; or, thutequin 'Friday. Qn Saturday, the Comedy or The Honey Moon. A new .Comedy Ft in rehearsal, and will be produced early 't the ensuing week., 111-ATRS ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. TO - 110.RROW EVENING, Dec. JO, 1802, • be pc rfarrn ed • • THE BUSY BODY. Marpiot, Mr. 1.1;1V ; Sir George Airy, Mr.. lON ES ; 2tliranda, Nrs. - 11. JOHNSTON. WIT II • klAntEauiN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. - The.Scenery, Machinery, &c. are entirely New. 'l ° X,e" - es. - Second 1' rice 3s .—k'i t 3s; 6d. Second ['nee as. : :aitery as. S econ d F r i ce ts. — U pper G a ll ery ts. 0_ laces for t h e g uxes to be taken ut Mr. Brandon, at the in the Haymarket. • I I . : he Doors t o be opene d at H a lf past Fi ve, an d b e gi n at , .fl ,If as past Six. aturday, the new Grand.Alc.lo-Dramatic: Opera of : e ; with Harlequin and Mother Goose. ‘in Mondayobe Comedy of The t3eaux Stratagem. A CIRCUMSTANCE NEVER KNOWN. 'PinHREE • TWENTY THOUSANDS, &c. &c. linusf be D rawn NEXT S ATURDAY, D ecember 3i, sis LAST DAY of Drawing. nAZARD, BURNE, and CO. continue Selling I.OI,I„.TICKETS and SHARES In the present STATE' . r Ek Y, warranted Undrawn, Ile Lottery. has only One Day to draw, viz: Saturdayi 3lst inst. and the Capitals remaining in the Wheel are • 3 . of - - 20,000 a - - - -• - - 5,000 1 &c. 8:c. &c. No . 93, Royal Exchange. HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE, :-:- AND ANNUITIESCAPITAL TWO MILLIONS p' -Office, LUDGATt-111 . LI., London. OLICIES of INSURANCE which expire at .0,711 C hristmas should be renewed wit,dn Fifteen Days ... hat the l4 _,4tins insiired with this Office, whose Policies ex pi re a t 4:L9iiave ptioci, are respeettuily infOrined, that whited Certificates of ,i-tnewal are now ready for delivery at the • Office, 3 trd with the respedive Agents of the Company throughout the United KingdOm:` • p e This Company .to Insurers the f o ll o wing advantages : erson's insuring, Or p rocu ri ng ' to be i4uured, toouLagaiirst .. :I or, Soot. have the tion of becoining interested, " the Establiihment. Persons o in p suring tor Inure years than Otte allowed a Considerable DiScount on Premium and t)uty. I; Charge for P o li c i es of and upwards, or for Policies . or , 4 der that. am ount. when effe , tt:fd tor - three- years or more." or Endorsements, .A Iterations, or Surveys. Nu De _:iion i n the Paymentnt Losses. Dainay,e by Lightuiag 7 4 11 de good.. Altrokerue of• i per-ceor: on Shipping factr. ran ter. Abatements MI Insurances our of London, trorntfolr4J,! to 4c , il. per celit'..ort the premium, and a libzral allowance off , Lives Insured, Annuities,, and Childrens' EndovAbi *Ts'tits, granted on equitable and advantageous Terms. Soli-- 1 4° 1 s, anti others, allowed 4. Commission, on bringing Life raticei to this Office. F arming Stock insured at zs. percent. ' • , By Order of the Board,. WILLI.AM BURY, Fee. _ . COUNTY FlItE OFFICE, Sournarnpron-street,.Strand, 'London. Under l'arliainentary TRUSTEES. Grace the Duke Of kilt land, '1(..-G ~,C h e-4, l ast Noble the Nt o r qu is o r B uc ki n gh am , K . G . 4 he Right Honourable the Efael of. Northampton.' Tile Right-Hon. the Fail of •Buckitigitamshire. The Right Honourable the EArl of.UpperOssoryr. iliiiiPraed, Esq. ALP. f.)crooe Bernard, Esq. M.P. t 'HE unprecedented approbation which this Esta blishment has le,:eivcci in all parts of , the Cogntry, ~.enfirm the Direaors in' the opinion of its usefulness, and 4eidu ces.thein.apin-to -- teptesent •the distinguished principle of the AsSociation to a discerning Public. All persons, ,who contidue -insured with this Asso c iati o n' ev.trx Years, wlictlwr . Policies be originally taken'ottt f or''Stven Years, or be- Ceitewed. parricipate . equally• Vitit stile Origia.a .Subscribers such Preits as may lure actrutxl cloth* that' "time. With- this advantage they haVe the. p4,4iti ~ a ncl,va lttable, . assurniice"..ot • hot- oeing.liable to rn,k e good the, Ipsses of 'others, as the sole resp ons ibili ty i s Liwd.rtalcei i b y Ai extensive As - sociation of Noblernea and Centlemen ) • • • :lave suosettbed an aigiple Capital to.gua ranter the e4a .:tliintsof-the 014.1% Cnkse arc dcreki to be very certain, as the •Oltice has a Sitlediclii orilie , best business, and its manage_ meat is unencurnbered .oy:forge and numerous Salaries; the Trustee,, Directors, an d A n,iitots. act g,ratuitously. Stdck 'hitt:red .Vrierxlly, without the average •-tause, at the reduced Rate of 2s, per Cent. No charge is tnade terVoliCle . s. on reMoVol from other Of tees. • . . .. • ' Pers ons insu'ring -for . seven year by mne paynaent, are cljargtd- tor'so: years only. • . • • • Losses h ave b een always made good by this ()Wet, without z l • 1. T. BA It trE R, Managing.Dircaor. gents n tea in all he principal Towns, who • ''dN I e l%lSe. A KentS to tbe rovident Lale „,„.. .- 41 4-'Ib4USIS tL TliE'Ufkli'lzllltA, AND CEKTAIN : ! • • . -.• LUMPLt.kiNTS.. ... AS &Ole - Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated Me ti di etted loirgiesrand Remedies, Mr. D 1.1 if )ti K irltb rms ,„1:, 'P ublic, that he mlrwin, ” ay, as usual, be daily consulted 7 ►lle to Three„, at his'Houi ,"Nt. - 44,' Frith -street. Soho, on ei •of Stria tes Obstruttions, (fleets, .&e. &c. as well' as (;,,.. i 4 , • . iorr load, DeNlity, andtvery Di s order . where secrecy l a 'l° '''' e ' / tiailY requisite, that-every • Patielitis introduct..ll in hePteapartinerit.has e f t marl years confined „,, 1 7 1 ;elf to that -of Slifgy, d , trouregtensive 1 : ,:;;:`,'"ct:. and 'the most liartering success, .he is enabled to t - cr• a inethoit 'Of cure, 'mild, etticav,ious, teqUiring it'd eon.' rnnient or restriint Dint, and mlach-prevents • a relapse.•. en e rlOs in the ceuntry stating their cases folly, to a Letter, to e rtl l ' sta g 11. 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AN 'TY made easy to the•meaneitCapa hies; or an Esay towards an Instruction for the 1 mlians 0 which will•like wise be of Use to all such who are called Chosti3os. In Twenty Dialogues. The•Eigliteenth Edition. - Pricers. 6d.' bound. These Treatises are' in the Catalogne of such Books as are reconnuende4 by, the Suciecy tior l'annuting Christian Knowledge. This Day was published, In Two large Itopl Uctayo, price zl. zs. in boards Dedicated to the itigilt Hen. Lord. Erskine, A Pi ACYICAL TREATISE on P14. , ',A1.)1NG with a Collecttan of Practical Piec.euiits. By 1. CHITTY, Esq. Ot mkt AtiLiLll.: London: Printed f u r W. (:lanc e and Sons, Pprittgal. street, Lincoln's-Inn, and I. lienterworth, Fleet street: Chap. I. Of the Parties by and against whom Actions are to be brought. ' ISt, On Contracts. Anti, 2.11 y, In the cap' of •:I'orts. 11. Of AEtions and their particular Applid4ility. I st, When Actions ex 4:vllmq:to, as Assuntosit, Deot, Account, Airlluity, or Detinue, are urspzctively proper' to be adopted, and ‘vh.:..it improper. - 2dly, • W heir 4ttion3- ex , delicto are proper, as Case, Prover, Detinue, Replevin, T'repass, and Eiectilfent.- Next are cor.sidered the t.:(.llsQ quttioes of the Vorpt of Action tteing inisc , knceived ; tree loinder of Adioni ; the Consequences ul Mispirider ; and the Electron of Action*. . . 111, Of the General Principles of Pleading, as they - aflZ:d every 13ranclt there . • • , IV. of tin! Declaration, its Qualities and Parts in Ac tions on Contraets•and for "Forts. V. Of the Claim of Appear.iticf and Defence - Over and truparlairces. • • the, luriiclidion, and Ut Abatement, and the iP rOceeding3 thereon. • . -Of Pleas. its Bar, and when - the Gaiieral Issue, or a - Speciid Plea, or more:titan one Plca, may be proper, and the form and Qualities.ot Pleas in Bar. • VII tit Reptn;ations. Arid, Ist,. 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The News from the conmencetneht of the yeitr will be included in the First N wither: • At alitne when the Metropolis is so inundated with new journals that' the greater part cannot protract their ephenr.-ral existence beyond the. period of a few months, it may excite surpiize that another Weekly Paper should be attempted, particularly at a price that seems to render reinuntratniii hopeless. But, discOuraging as these circumstances may appear . 1.0 the genertlathierver, they' have little weir, ,t - - with tde t ; cut leMen who'fiSve'asseciated fZIr the establishilicnt 'of " The.Weekty Rq,imer." They are influenced Of high e r objects than emolument. They are sensible that the Press is'a puWertul engine in deciding the feelings ai4l aetio:s of Mankind, and that, on its just or perverted use, the•hippniess of tiiii I outi grem I y e depends. ,NewspaPers are on fessed i y the most ;halve emanations of this instrument, and ani.ing these the Weekly Publications are not • the least important ; they are recurred to. by the great class of society, di:ring th ,- .tit Sunday's interval 'from labour, as affording that view of the times, in a concentrated form, which the man oNeisute is ,t linettto contemplate in the, diurnal repositories. A ea+ triotic, I,npartial, and well condudied Weekly 'Paper is therefore equally a .Mo. - al and Political Desideratum. But among the. numerous Wetticly Papers that tire before the Public, they have with pain discovered, that the greater part are busied in disseminating principles suoversive of tint ha, pinessiii-1 p:itriolic' virtue at the pe o ple. To • untere.t these pernicious ti: si s ter is' the chief object of ti• Proicri,i., tors or The 'Weekly Ilefster; but while disda. .ing to act the pander to the wor,t , passions of th•.: multitude, let it not be thought- that they are the tools of po , .v'er. No—their Country is their idol. .They are in principle and in shot. tion equably independant of patfonaee. To illustrate a ,wise and good Administration will be their most pleasing task; but they will feel it their bounden duty, intr,pidly to oppose a corrupt or incapable Administration, and cont - bur.: their ellbrts toward the removal of eith e r. ___. The Proptietors hive thus declared their motives and principles. .They know well that the ex pences of their Publication can °lily be, reimbursed by a most extensive,saie ; h'ut Qiey will nut be, deterred . troin their intention of eita.: Wishing a Paper which shall be a source of Just and interest ing information to their coteinporaries, and be hankieii to tu. ture generations as a faithful record, by ordinary considaia.. tions of loss. Orders tor the Paper are received as above ; and by all. the Newsmen and k r ostinasters throughout the UnaelL Kingdom, PALM SOAP IN,TIIE• GREATEST PERFECTION, SJ3EllP.Yli.avtnoniacle•great Improvements in hifi . meli.isn q vi l , recbminends it with le:. newedcOnti;lenCe,tcfAkeiNohility and Gentry ; prepa re d t', 0;1; that; aws . .c,t .1 4 r4;r i iinorticle, Palm Oil, V.. 1• pk.asanz:L..•ss 'of the PeituAnauT r di..ilicircy of its use, has merited tiie tension and p4rohage of the first Families, and is - teemed valuable discovery for softening;, cleansing, bracing,. And . preserving the Skin from. the heist of the sun; and‘is also'teund an excellent ;defence against cold winds and share, frosty air. Sold in Squares And Balls, ts.'each, with the ‘yOtils,_` Sa muel Berry" on the wrapper. The Proprietor recomme n d s it as the best Soap for suaving, producing a fine soft lather, proper - for tender Faces, in round Cakes, is. each. Prepared and .sold 'J)' S. Berry, ‘Vholesale Perfumer, No. 17, Greek stre'.:t, Soho ; and, by hiS appointment, at the principal Per_. turners in totition.and different Towns in tike three %loins. - For SPRAINS,;THELMATISMS, CHILBLAINS, Hi - uoUrISTF.ER's .O.PODE LDOC. TheltaineMTF.pNwlbery, No. 45( .St.. Paul's." -is engraved. ea' the Statrip - ;.'l"ettud the Wrapper of each Bottle, which t U carefully attended to by Purchasers, will:prevent th e ir being imposed ; upoll. 0y tne numerous Counterfeits inToWia and Country, to which its success has given rise. TT far superior to alt . other - external• tions,. in •the. Cure of. BrUises, ,Sprains, .IthentnatisUi s s i &c. also - in Cramps, or I\lninbness ; in Stiffness and Weak_. tress of the loin,ts; as. w a ll as promoting CireulatibtiTt the When in a paralytic state : it is al,o the. best remedy ibrehilt)lains, ildissuived in a spoon, and applied warm , and. with, A .phAget of lint well moistened with it, and tied Oa the part ait:4cted with a rag. ft ta likewise its penctfakting quality, of admirable service in the•accideuts inal local complaints to which Horses arc Subicel, and 41 stable should lac without it. Sold only by Newity awl Sons, No. 45, St. Panl'e r Church-yard, four _Doors fru i n theCoroltt of Ch ea p ick. L un . v on ,, price zs, 6d. - a 13..tt le, duty inc ;• awl, by tl),:r Ay tioiatincia,- by flacon and Co. OxtOrd-smet ; Wade. , 141 liond•nrect •• iiayley and Cu Cocksp u r- s t reet ; Mid dle-row, Holborn ; Excha - wn ;• Dkey Co. lio,v . Chorch-yald ; 1 4 .arrio, Corder 01 Ludgate.streftt i• glarke, Bolyling and Co. Borough, I . WI LSO 's AS 1.-INIATIC BAL.S.A .11•• LAn efrsfelual Remedy for the most violent A stlinhis, Coughs, Colds,'t looping Coughs, floarscnesses, Sore T.hr0.214 1 T and apparent Consumptions. PHIS . Preparation being a FAMILY ME I. c 1 N E, lotiXIM Mr. Wilson's possession, has hit he t been dispensed gratuitously ; nor would it have been ofV.-ffeol to then public, but from th.: , nurneroUs ahpjic,etions for is which interfered with his more immediate concerns, an i. from the earnest entreaties of those friends who had ex rented its salubrious el:tts, and who represented it as ad- of humanity, to extend its use for the benefit of ttn; alflicted, Influenced by these consideratio ns , he has sub. mimed the Prep.tration to an accurate Chemist, in order tii.4 it may be rendered in the most pure and active state; and it will be found most happily suited to courfteraet the fatal evils arising from the aoiive Complaints.. In the Wrappers are printed the names of. a great number pf.r,:.v.4tabk persons - who have witnessed or experienced iii restorative powers, and who will be ready to give every sati tatfory informatiOn respeding the efficacy of this Medicine.: .W, Middlediti:h, Chemist to His R o y a l %Vales, and sold . by V. Newbery d Sons, ri t n .Pau l's Church yard, in BottleS, Cf. i d p rli e:s o s r t e y. t d , h 4i c t :l y ) each, St. of V luoed. 'Observe ;hat the words •` bevy, No, 45, St.„P,aul7s,'!.:are cnuaYect in the stamps. A l d by iii4r appointrnein. by Bacon arid. A lied; Oxfoid-street ; Wade, Old.f.lond-street; il3aiiey Old ,CO, 'Cockspur-street; W ar d, Holborn ;' Ilarris, corder of Ludgate.streeti . Dice, and Co . . Bow ChUrclL ya r d ~•• .Itand4tl,:_lkoyal - ih? vi 1 i and 4..0. 113010;11: tAIIO